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Christine Christie Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Verbs in a sentence
1. Does this sentence make sense:
"They used to BUNK classes, and go to the pub instead"
(Note: By this, it is meant that they deliberately missed classes.)
2. And how about:
"Their marks FELL."
Top answer
Christine Christie "They used to BUNK classes, and go to the pub instead" The expression I know is "bunk off ~", but Google results show that people also use it without "off". " That's OK.
- Christine Christie "They used to BUNK classes, and go to the pub instead" The expression I know is "bunk off ~", but Google results show that people also use it without "off".
- " That's OK.
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Christine Christie"They used to BUNK classes, and go to the pub instead"
The expression I know is "bunk off ~", but Google results show that people also use it without "off".
Christine Christie"Their marks FELL."
That's OK.
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